Knoydart SUP Circuit

Knoydart is a remote peninsula on the West coast of Scotland. It has no road access and so is a perfect destination to visit by sea; for us this means a sea kayak trip from Mallaig into the deep sea lochs that flank Knoydart.  Knoydart is flanked on three sides by the sea; Loch Nevis on the southern side, Loch Hourn on the Northern side and the Sound of Sleat on the West. The interior of the peninsula is very wild and mountainous; these characteristics earning to the nickname of ‘Britains last wilderness’.

Dates

  • 10 September – 13 September 2025

Are you ready to experience rugged and wild Scotland? This 3 day SUP circuit will take in all that is Scotland! Lochs, mountains, seals, andwild paddling!

Programme

1pm: Ferry from Mallaig to Inverie
Evening in Knoydart Bunkhouse and experience the famous Old Forge Inn!
Evening Paddle in Knoydart

Day 2:
10 am Morning paddle or ranger walk (Not included)
Lunch in Inverie (self bought)
3 pm Ferry to Tarbet Evening Camp

Day 3: Break camp in the morning, then paddle into Loch Nevis out and back
(15 KM). Evening Camp at Loch Morar

Day 4: After an evening camp on the shores of loch Morar, we paddle back to Morar (10 KM)

Disclaimer

**We Reserve the right to change the iternary based on the weather conditions! This is a very very changable location. We may reverse the order if the weather changes or we made shorten the trip!

Whats included

  • Bunkhouse Accommadation
  • Guide
  • SUP and safety equipment
  • Camping Equipment can be provided
  • Ferry Ticket
  • Breakfast
  • 2 nights of food

Whats not included

  • Personal Paddle Equipment
  • Personal Insurance
  • Personal Camping gear and clothes
  • Lessons
  • Alcohol and Snacks
  • Lunch on Day 2
  • Evening Meal Day 1

Level Required

Intermediate Paddlers

Must be able to portage equipment alone for 2KM

Must be able to paddle in winds up to 20 km/h

Good fitness and experience of being outdoors

Price is 380 for 4 days


  • 350

This programme is subject to change!  In previous years we have altered the programme to do multi activities on land due to averse weather. We have paddled, but at times we can not do the whole loop. Other options are e biking, and paddling up Loch Nevis which is amazing as well. Paddlers need to be aware that this is Scotland and we can not control the weather. But we can control the level of fun!